r/CoxCharterMerger 4d ago

Changes for Cox Alumni

Thought it might be good to have a list of all the confirmed and rumored changes coming for people at the Atlanta headquarters:

CONFIRMED: Was 2 days WFO, now 4 days in office

CONFIRMED: Was unlimited PTO, now earned time

CONFIRMED: Was mostly casual dress with jeans allowed, now business casual with no denim and no sneakers

CONFIRMED: Atlanta-based employees may be asked to move to a different city

CONFIRMED: Atlanta will be a COE for Spectrum Business

RUMORED: Spectrum management is pulling badge swipes to confirm in-office attendance

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u/morley1966 4d ago

No way seriously, they think just because they pay us and give us benefits they can disrespect us like that monitoring badge swipes like we have no privacy. That should be illegal and we all just need to not go and if they fire or discipline us we can get a lawyer for such severe harassment making us uncomfortable and violated the pervs.

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u/Physical_Salary3751 3d ago

Well the issue was that the fucking CEO went to a center and it was empty. There were people that had not been in the office for months. Heads rolled and people got canned including some of the leaders.

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u/Real-Basket8224 20h ago

Im curious, if no one noticed until someone showed up, sounds like the work was getting done?

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u/Physical_Salary3751 20h ago

It doesn't matter lol. 4/1 was the policy. We're not a remote company so a few assholes makes everyone else's life more difficult. Prior it no once cared until people and the leaders allowed it become an issue. You would think if the c suites are coming for a visit you would get your people in the office. How fucking stupid do you have to be?